The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-03-16


hoaevmoon sneot in travelling unon a
weddiae-rife ~ 4 cheoue from, Mr..
Randalfs uncle: and one morning. Il,
cosy confidence. the subject Of going
hons, nrxssss g 2 ~ -
s.where have YOU taken rooms. dear,~
Mira. Randall asked cor shall Won 70 70
housskseninaS. - p =
q Rnams I" crsoi eha hridecroofn.
shs1I xo,, no 49, sst,,s ~ ~ vner os,,
house,.
i Nv own houset I have no house.
Joe. f,r Students the truth fiWshed
mon her. . and Won thlnl, I hatf moneys
/ Thought EVERYONE knew that / was
Maude's pensIoner. Oh" ana her facs
was very pale. !. what fool have been
/ though that Won loved ma.
I. You ara no fool il thinking that
was the quick reply az her HUSBAND put
his arm around her; II doalose YOU.
I did fhink the position reversed. and
that MaIide deDe,sied on you:l hui
naver douht NV love. II n was nat
very ardent when proposed to YOU. il
grows stronger every dav that we spand
together" = Is
:. But vet you thought me wealthy"
"A hunliiIatfng fact ! cannot deny; y
and then In sudden outbnrst OF con.
fldehce, Mr.. Randall told his wife tina
Whole truth. dwelling somewhat ion2er
upon his business attempts and perpleA-
ties, than on the hope he had etter-
talnsd OF a future life Of luxurious idle
W. Whsn ha Asd f,n,ahad "a. Vic
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which w.s staIar from, me nv = Ala
hanaat tr,,stas. and ahanIa haye
tarsn nm sonss acc,,nat,on IN gs,n nv
own living had NOT Haude been left Al,
o,nhsn nd i,nnloyai me to Nva with
~ bsAaH' a'u p'o'o1 'ns " A'e "'A
. II 500 .oarcaiv ,,faaof danandanca
FOR sha naadad mo and her lavish clfts
- oIathtsS ..a as,.,s .iss T T. nnsst..1 IN
~, ,sIsna ais s.,arv a,,,c,ss 80 T.,
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10 s n,sas 10 own harwaslth
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S...,,sr sss,o carrlas on tha h,,slnasa ,,r
snsa,. ~, go. 80 s.sSx,' d,.d "a
= sno'e 'i's aa'Si NY ,"''sA s'sA' AAN
found his Ignorance Of thu details swami
away ali the profits. I will Introduce
Won Ia him. and the sale of my diamonds
will give US sufficient capital for q
modest start
You will be nominal master as NV
father was. until YOU conquer alithe IN.
tricacies OF the business, gain our old
cusfotners. and carry on the whole with
out nssistancc. - III
:. Until then. let me direct and toaoh
you. a. / helped nv father. When Vol,
are a rich rnan"--and here Mrs. Ran
dalrs eyes grew dim with tender feeling
-,you can buy me some more did.
mon,is !" 80 49,
II was not a matter for haatv dacis,on
MT. Randall. rememberinv his fniluraa.
WAS donbtfui Of his ABILITY. hut Ills vita
had her way. and before their welded
life was six months old, Mr.. Randall was
engaged IN his new business.
SDurred on by an honest shame that a
woman had a better business hean than
his own. he did what he had never dome
hefora-threw his whole ao,i into ia
business and was amazed l,Imself 10 find
how SOM he learned to guide it. He had
nsrer suapecfed he rasSsp essfsfl such ablllf-es
1gefv 37.s ( ;!d Tor Union Firaf,o
loye for the noble Woman who was SO
true and faithful q hclpmate to him who,
with all the knowledge he lacked,
never let one clerk or employe guess
her real position,
At home In the evening. she showed
him che result Of her days correspon-
dcnce or bookkeeping, and gave him
clear instructions for the next DAYS
work. 4sgl1
And he. learning quickly, had sufficient
senseIfo let her control the entire bust.
ness until she herself. after two years of
faithful work said.f
/. You can do without me. dear.
resign"
They had lived very economically Ia
those two years. Mrs. Randall govern.
ing tho small house and one servant as
effclently as abe had controlled her
nieca's grand mansion or the affairs of
the factory. A as
But ambition once reused In Joseph
Randall. he resolved to give. his wife
i nome as handsome as the one she
had left for love OF him. DeprsyIng her
OF no comfort he could afford to give
her. he denied himself all extrayagancies
that had become second nature.
Cigars we're thrown asIde.a clothing
was reduced to responsibility, ignoring